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Burnt Ends 

Ten filmmakers were tasked with making surreal short film segments that loosely involve a cigarette. The result is Lynchian chaos in anthology form - the good ends, the bad ends, the loose ends, and the burnt ends. A sprawling anthology about all things cigarettes.
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Ten filmmakers were tasked with making surreal short film segments that loosely involve a cigarette. The result is Lynchian chaos in anthology form - the good ends, the bad ends, the loose ends, and the burnt ends. A sprawling anthology about all things cigarettes.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Abe Timm, Mitchel Corrado, Daniel Kowal, Natalie Pit, Cheyenne Burris, Luke Eadie, Zoe theStrange, Liam P. Boulay, Zoe Angeli
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Fringe Hippo Collective

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